Reddit asks: who signs off on AI agents in production, and how long until you can prove it
No-Conflict4823 · reddit · 2026-10-04
A practitioner running AI agents in production asks how people actually govern them—not build them. Key questions: how do you decide what an agent is allowed to do today (prompts, permissions, code, docs)? Who is accountable when an agent errs, and does the team agree? Which rules do you wish you could set but can't? How long does it take to answer "what did this agent do and who approved it?" What governance genuinely helps versus just slows you down, and what would security, legal, and finance teams need before letting agents do more? The post seeks real-world answers from people operating agents daily.
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